Terrible's Casino Vegas

Room Quality:

Terrible's Hotel and Casino Las Vegas regular rooms are large and standard, which makes them a good value. Rooms come equipped with a king bed or two queen beds, table and chairs, a dresser and flat-screen TV. The bathrooms are average, with a single sink and tub/shower combo. The Tower rooms have better furnishings, but are still quite average hotel rooms.  Well, big for a hotel room, anyway.  If you live in a castle, you probably won't get too excited.  The better amenities are the blow dryers and coffee-makers in each room. You can get either a "courtyard" view or "city" view. Courtyard looks in on the pool area at the center of the complex and we prefer this view since it's quieter than the "city" views, which look out over the street. Your west-facing city view may have a nice panorama of the Strip.  All rooms have free wi-fi, so ruining your vacation is just a click away.

Service Quality:

Good. Check-in is never too long a wait, but walks to rooms can be somewhat long from the casino since Terrible's Las Vegas is made up of four buildings that surround the central pool area.

What You Get Bottles of in the Bathroom:

Terrible's Hotel Las Vegas gives you shampoo/conditioner all rolled into one little bottle. It's really nothing special, but worth stuffing in your toilet kit anyway.

Clientele:

Terrible's Hotel and Casino Las Vegas is shooting for the locals and drawing budget-minded tourists, too. Mostly it's a 40s and over crowd, pretty quiet and dedicated to their favorite slots and video poker. The folks in this casino seem to fit the middle-aged and elderly local category to a T, but it's much more fun to imagine that the patrons here either a) need gas or b) have gas.

Resort Fee:

New look, new resort fee. Silver Seven's resort fee is only $3, and includes WiFi on the Corona Cantina bar area, local calls and an airport shuttle. Not a Terrible deal.

Is it Worth It?

This place is terribly cheap, and everything is pretty good quality. If it's all too terrible though, it's only about a 10 minute walk to the Strip and close to lots of Vegas attractions..

Table Games:

Terrible's Vegas Hotel and Casino only has a few tables in the small, crowded casino, but they include blackjack, craps with the now-standard 3x4x5x odds, 3-card poker and roulette. There are two poker tables too.  It's possible that the craps table and poker tables could be closed during very slow times, but the blackjack is always going.

Bet Minimums:

Blackjack has a $5 shoe game, craps may let you in for $3 at the slowest times. The roulette wheel has a $5 minimum with $1 chips.

Machines:

From a penny to five bucks. Actually, half the machines are penny. They have almost all video slots, with a few reels among their inventory. The video poker selection is almost overwhelming and there are very few - if any - full-pay machines around.

Cocktails?

Decent service. Since Terrible's Hotel and Casino Las Vegas caters more to locals, the drink service is not as swift as Downtown, which caters to folks who drink as hard as they gamble.

Who Gets Comps?

The slot club is fair once you are on the mailing list, but point redemption is pretty stingy. The plus is the frequent double, triple and quintuple point days. If you sit down to a $10 table, ask the pit boss to rate you. At $50 you're nuts for playing here, but you'll probably get a future free room for a couple hours play. Joining the slot club virtually guarantees some very nice mailings for room and food discounts.

Number of TVs:

Terrible's Las Vegas has 22 TV sets, none of which are big.

Number of Seats:

40 seats are for both sports and race bettors. None are reserved, and all getting pretty worn out. Race seats have a desktop while sports seats just have a small writing area off to the side.

Number of Betting Windows:

Five windows serve the eager gambler. They are backed up with electronic signboards.

Free Drinks?

Yes, the Terrible's Las Vegas waitresses will wander in and offer you booze.

Snack Bar?

Nope.  Sorry, but there truly was nothing we could do about it. They wouldn't even let us bring in an ice box full of homemade egg salad sandwiches. Terrible's Hotel and Casino Las Vegas put us in a terrible mood after that little statement. If you're staying at Terrible's Hotel Las Vegas though, they usually give you a buy one get one free coupon for the buffet, so you can stuff your face before you come here and won't need any snacks at all!

Other Notes:

The sports book was nice a few years ago, but very little has been done  to keep it looking nice.  So, these days it's getting long in the tooth. Check out other Las Vegas sports books if you want a classy affair.

Terrible's Hotel and Casino Las Vegas Guest Rooms